BarOverLapPercent and BarWidthPercent
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In bar charts with multiple series BarOverLapPercent governs to what degree the bars will overlap the preceding bar series. If you enter a negative value for BarOverLapPercent, a gap appears between the bars of different series. Overlapping is especially useful when a long series of items needs to fit in a small-size chart.
BarWidthPercent controls how much space each bar takes up so that a BarWidthPercent of 100 will have all the bars in the chart taking exactly all the available width.
The maximum bar width is calculated as follows: bar width = axislength / bars count .
See the examples below to see how these two properties work together.
